| COURSE NAME |
CREDITS |
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| Counseling |
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| New Student Seminar |
0 |
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| English: 11 credits |
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| Composition I: ENC/ENG 101 |
3 |
| Writing through Literature: ENG 102 |
3 |
| Preparing & Writing the Research Paper: ENG 103 |
2 |
| Liberal Arts Elective |
3 |
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| Humanities: 3 credits |
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| Liberal Arts Elective1 |
3 |
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| Education and Language Acquisition: 3 credits |
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| Introduction to Language: ELL 101 |
3 |
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| English/Humanities: 3 credits |
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| Liberal Arts Elective1 |
3 |
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| Liberal Arts: 4 credits |
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| Integrated Seminar: Liberal Arts Cluster: LIB 110*2 |
1 |
| Humanism, Science & Technology: LIB 200 |
3 |
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| Math, Engineering & Computer Science: 3 credits |
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| Select one of the following courses: |
3 |
| College Algebra & Trigonometry: MAT 115 |
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| Elementary Statistics: MAT 120 |
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| Math, Engineering & Comp. Sci./Natural Sci./Health Sci.: 7 credits |
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| Liberal Arts Lab Science |
4 |
| Liberal Arts Math or Science Elective |
3 |
| (For Natural Sciences/Health Sciences, select only course designations beginning with SCB, SCC, SCH, or SCP.) |
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| Social Sciences: 9 credits |
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| Select one of the following courses: |
3 |
| Introduction to Anthropology: SSA 100 |
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| Cultural Anthropology: SSA 101 |
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| Introduction to Microeconomics: SSE 103 |
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| Introduction to Macroeconomics: SSE 104 |
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| U.S. Power and Politics: SSP 101 |
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| Political Ideas and Ideologies: SSP 250 |
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| Introduction to Sociology: SSS 100 |
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| General Psychology: SSY 101 |
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| Select two of the following courses:** |
6 |
| Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101 |
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| Themes in American History since 1865: SSH 102 |
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| Western Civilization-Ancient Times to Renaissance: SSH 103 |
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| Western Civilization-Renaissance to Modern Times: SSH 104 |
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| World History from Ancient Times to 1500: SSH 105 |
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| World History from 1500 to the Present: SSH 106 |
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| East Asia Civilization and Societies: SSH 110 |
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| Afro-American History: SSH 231 |
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| Survey of Latin America and Caribbean History: SSH 232 |
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| Cooperative Education: 6 credits |
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| Fundamentals of Professional Advancement: CEP 121 |
3 |
| Full-Time Internship: CEP 201 |
3 |
| (Both Day and Extended Day students are required to take CEP 121. Extended Day students may take CEP 201 or an unrestricted elective course.) |
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| Liberal Arts Electives: 6 credits** |
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| Select two of the following courses: |
6 |
| Themes in American History to 1865: SSH 101 |
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| Themes in American History since 1865: SSH 102 |
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| Western Civilization-Ancient Times to Renaissance: SSH 103 |
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| Western Civilization-Renaissance to Modern Times: SSH 104 |
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| World History from Ancient Times to 1500: SSH 105 |
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| World History from 1500 to the Present: SSH 106 |
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| East Asia Civilization and Societies: SSH 110 |
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| Afro-American History: SSH 231 |
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| Survey of Latin America and Caribbean History: SSH 232 |
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| Unrestricted Electives: 5 credits1 |
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| Total Credits: |
60 |
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| *Introductory Cluster Requirement |
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| An introductory cluster containing four courses with an Integrated Seminar (LIB 110, one credit) is required for all DAY students; students must take the Cluster during 12-week session when they take ENG 101. Extended Day students and students who change to Liberal Arts major after completing ENG 101 may substitute a Liberal Arts elective. |
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| ** Students take four History classes and one Urban Studies class to fulfill the History Option. Of the four History classes, at least one must be a non-US History class. The Urban Studies class can be one that focuses on a historical topic. |
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| 1 One of your elective courses in the categories above must be an Urban Study course. NOTE: BTN 195, SCN 195 & HUN 245 are non-liberal arts Urban Study courses, and, if chosen, will only apply to the Unrestricted Elective category (all other Urban Study courses will satisfy the requirements of the 1 categories above). |
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| 2 If LIB 110 is not taken as part of the English cluster requirement, students may substitute any Liberal Arts elective credit (e.g., he/she may take LRC103 or may use a liberal arts credit that was transferred in--or taken--that is "not counted" towards the degree). Note: The LIB110 box on DegreeWorks will never be checked off, but the Registrar's Office will automatically substitute the one liberal arts credit when evaluating the student's transcript for graduation. Students do not need a waiver. |
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